In this presentation we will learn the benefits of using a mass spectrometer, and a detailed description of theory and function.

This webinar will clarify the regulatory status and analytical methods applied for the analysis of monochloropropane diol (MCPD) and glycidol contaminants in edible oils.

This webinar teaches you how to take advantage of the inlet splitter chip to provide a dual column analysis for identification and confirmation of forensic blood alcohol analysis in a single run.

In this webinar, Lindsey Linn will share her experience using IC for corrosion monitoring at Duke Energy plants and Shibu Paul will discuss the instrument hardware used to conquer these challenging matrices.

In this webinar, our panel of experts will discuss the market for alcohol-based hand sanitizers, the current regulatory environment, as well as analytical solutions including GC, FTIR, and UV-Vis spectroscopy.

Separation Science, in collaboration with SCIEX demonstrating the value of QTOF technology, data independent acquisition, and customisable spectral libraries for screening extractables and leachables.

The authors will present proper CRM handling and storage practices as guidance to ensure stability and also how to effectively using reference materials specific to complex trace level analysis.

In this webinar Peter Cain will discuss the analysis of seized drug material using a low-cost, compact mass spectrometer. The improved selectivity of this analysis results in fewer false positives.

This presentation will outline the capabilities of thermal desorption GC/MS (TD-GC/MS) to address the requirements of analytical labs who are aiming to test for microplastic particles in environmental matrices.

Attendees will learn how to reduce out-of-specifications results by increasing understanding of their analytical procedures and controlling areas of potential variability, from sample to results.